POLYMERQUARTZ is an advanced and refined technology for producing polymer–sand products from polymer film waste.
The key stages of the production process are outlined below

The main raw materials used in POLYMERQUARTZ production are:

• Sand (or alternative fillers used to achieve specific material properties, including wood-processing waste, glass, rubber crumb, and other mineral or composite fillers)
• Polyethylene film waste (including heavily contaminated films that are typically unsuitable for conventional recycling, as well as sorting residues)
• Pigments and functional additives

Before production, polymer film waste is sorted and undergoes primary processing.
Depending on the production configuration, this stage is performed using an agglomerator or a crusher, ensuring stable material properties for the next stages

Prepared polymer material is mixed with sand, pigments, and additives and fed into an extruder.
Under controlled temperature and mechanical action, the mixture melts and becomes homogeneous, forming a stable polymer–sand mass

After extrusion, the heated polymer–sand mass is transferred into molds, where products are formed under pressure.
The finished products are then cooled, trimmed if required, and stored or placed on pallets

The POLYMERQUARTZ technology ensures:

• Stable product geometry
• High mechanical strength
• Resistance to moisture, chemicals, and temperature fluctuations
• Long service life in demanding operating conditions